Pienaar calls for more investment

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davek

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State the obvious??

Cue innocuous training ground challenge keeping him out for the next year, on the same day Bill decides to take a look around....
 
I hope it's the beginning of a trend of articles that place pressure on numbnuts Kenwright and the people whose arses he covers. We're going to hear any time now from the 'Chairman' when he emerges from his bunker to deliver his Christmas message. I hope realises that the place we're in at the moment needs addressing this January and there's no more flanneling about speaking to ten investors who all buggered off at the last minute. Either he or the barking dog he's hired, Elstone, need to set out some recovery plan for the club. We need leadership, not some Forrest Gump story about his Grandad Albert or Dave Hickson.
 

Gary_Lineker.85/86 said:
I think Pienaar is contradicting himself..Surely if he signs a new contract then he is adding to the squad and if this is the most he has enjoyed his football , then why does he want to leave..Is it really Money? if so then I give up..
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haha, that would of been classic. They need more players, they need to sign me.
 
Muggins said:
What do you think Bill is going to say / do this Christmas DaveK?
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Have a look what he says every Christmas: 'Moyes is the best manager in the world...special relationship...we endeavour to give the manager every penny we can raise...best squad since the 1980s...Dave Hickson the Cannonball Kid...anecdote about how a fan shook his hand and thanked him for employing David Moyes.'

Maybe that's the only thing we should expect from someone like Kenwright, who's basically a soundbite showman with no substance. Where's the plan from the CEO though? The man who thinks the market economy in football is a good thing and who's tasked with bringing the money in? What does he have to say? His blogs have dried up since the Kirkby decision left him floored (when anyone with half a brain could have told him 18 months in advance it was fcuked anyway). If he cant generate any new ideas then maybe he should stand aside? My point is simple: we need a plan to get us off the floor. Let's see what Santa brings.
 
davek said:
Have a look what he says every Christmas: 'Moyes is the best manager in the world...special relationship...we endeavour to give the manager every penny we can raise...best squad since the 1980s...Dave Hickson the Cannonball Kid...anecdote about how a fan shook his hand and thanked him for employing David Moyes.'

Maybe that's the only thing we should expect from someone like Kenwright, who's basically a soundbite showman with no substance. Where's the plan from the CEO though? The man who thinks the market economy in football is a good thing and who's tasked with bringing the money in? What does he have to say? His blogs have dried up since the Kirkby decision left him floored (when anyone with half a brain could have told him 18 months in advance it was fcuked anyway). If he cant generate any new ideas then maybe he should stand aside? My point is simple: we need a plan to get us off the floor. Let's see what Santa brings.
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Have a wonder down Stanley Park Christmas morning mate....There might.....just might.....no promises......be a brand spanking new blue stadium for ya....underneath a big tree.

On a serious note though. When does his Christmas message come out??? you got me excited now.
 
Muggins said:
Have a wonder down Stanley Park Christmas morning mate....There might.....just might.....no promises......be a brand spanking new blue stadium for ya....underneath a big tree.

On a serious note though. When does his Christmas message come out??? you got me excited now.
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Usually on Christmas Eve. But I'm betting Thursday. The Echo's cub reporter will be conducting an interview now as we speak...being briefed beforehand by Ian Ross about exactly how it has to be written, no doubt.
 

Apparently, Kenwright was preparing a big bid for Rooney until Utd caught wind and put him just out of reach. It's believed he was going to offer 2 tickets for a west end show. On top of this, the deal came with lots of add ons, 2 nights in a hotel, a program and wait for it, an ice cream during the interval. So you can't fault him for effort.
Rumours that Man City turned down a similar offer (no ice cream included) for Jo have yet to be confirmed.
 
davek said:
Usually on Christmas Eve. But I'm betting Thursday. The Echo's cub reporter will be conducting an interview now as we speak...being briefed beforehand by Ian Ross about exactly how it has to be written, no doubt.
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You crack me up mate.
 
davek said:
Have a look what he says every Christmas: 'Moyes is the best manager in the world...special relationship...we endeavour to give the manager every penny we can raise...best squad since the 1980s...Dave Hickson the Cannonball Kid...anecdote about how a fan shook his hand and thanked him for employing David Moyes.'

Maybe that's the only thing we should expect from someone like Kenwright, who's basically a soundbite showman with no substance. Where's the plan from the CEO though? The man who thinks the market economy in football is a good thing and who's tasked with bringing the money in? What does he have to say? His blogs have dried up since the Kirkby decision left him floored (when anyone with half a brain could have told him 18 months in advance it was fcuked anyway). If he cant generate any new ideas then maybe he should stand aside? My point is simple: we need a plan to get us off the floor. Let's see what Santa brings.
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If the club got a tenner for every time Davek disparaged Kenwright, we'd be buying Messi this January.
 

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